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In fact, the political censorship that some Chinese radical fans are calling for is a very disgusting thing. In response, one could call for a worldwide boycott of their mascot's dramas and movies because of political repression for him competitors.
One can also call on foreign brands that work with him to boycott him for the radicalism of his fans. Let him be a face for Chinese brands only. No Paris, no Milano, no Roma.
I wonder if his fans will like it?

The storyline with Denghuo sword was also interesting: Bu Yin Luo really was the first to "share" this sword with Xiao Do for two. She snatched one part of the sword, leaving the other in Xiao Do's hands. Very symbolic. Yin Luo looked at both the sword and its owner with open eyes, without superstition and based on common sense. And sometimes even very practical: why throw away Denghuo if it can be used for the household? She tamed even Denghuo!!! ))
When they are together, they are still adults, but they trustingly release inner child - each their own. Each of them knows the worst about the other. She knows that his job includes torture, he knows that her father is his brother's murderer. He saw her dying in a silk noose, she saw him almost quartered. But when they are together, they truly forget all their sorrows. Becoming like two playful kittens. Magic of love :)

Another highlight of the drama is the character of the emperor. A very complex character, and very vividly played. Fu Wang is a man who turned himself into a nonentity in order to survive. And unexpectedly received the power that he desired and feared at the same time, he became a tyrant. A huge contrast with Xiao Do, who knows why he needs power, knows how to use power, but does not cling to it and does not live for the sake of power. Bu Yin Luo, who just want to live freely, became a symbol, a talisman, an obsession for the emperor. Yin Luo is an object with which this man superstitiously associates his well-being. He cannot let her go, no matter what she does, because this means voluntarily letting go his well-being. He creates a CAGE for Bu Yin Luo. This is not love, this is madness.
And this is another one huge contrast between him and Xiao Do, who gives his beloved woman a HOME - a place where Yin Luo can be free, have desires, do what she wants to do. "Whatever your heart desires." No matter where she is, in Western Shu, Deer Manor, Xiao Duo's residence, or in prison, he will create such a home for her anywhere. This is another wonderful part of the relationship between Xiao Do and Bu Yin Luo for me.

I really like the healthy physical part of this couple's love. Their spiritual part of mutual love is very naturally connected to the strong physical attraction. For them, "to love" is to fight for each other, to support each other, to understand each other, to trust each other. And to desire each other very much. And they are not embarrassed about it at all. Moreover, at difficult or tragic situations, when it is difficult to find words, their bodies speak for them. It's really rare for a Chinese drama. The actors act so naturally, as if they lent their bodies to their characters for the filming duration, so that they could embody and meet.

I have never heard Xiao Zhan or Chen Yi or any other actor disrespect each other. And I have never heard them ask their fans to do so. If it so, what right do fans have to start scandals and fights, as if this is not a drama or a movie, but a trading place at a fish market? The problem is that fans do not even respect those they consider their favorites. Their "entertainment" has nothing to do with film culture or behavioral culture. It is simply disgraceful.

It doesn't matter who insults whom. Names change, situation stays. What is important is that fan groups are digging the grave of the Chinese film industry with their wars. By the way, I will only be glad if Chinese actors finally start spending most of their professional careers on the theatre stage, as they should.

The financial reports of the Chinese cinema industry are already bleak. But fan groups are making things worse by trying to destroy films and dramas just because thay think it can help to promote their fav's. Then these people are offended by someone calling them idiots! If the investors suffers losses, there will be less money for the industry! In the absence of money, the quality of film production will decline even more.

The Chinese are not happy with her position concerning Taiwan. Quite serious.

What pathos. Anyone who is even slightly familiar with this subject knows that the word "work" is inapplicable to acting. Actors do not work. They serve. They serve art. You are bored, you cannot entertain yourself. So they have taken on the difficult mission of entertaining you. The position: they live on our money - a stupid position. Your boss lives on the money you earned for him. Go and tell him about it. Can you?

A very expressive actor. I remember him in the episode at "The Three Body Task". I am very glad to see him playing the role of Shen Shu for "Guardians of Dafeng". His acting skills should be accessible to people of different artistic preferences.
I wish him a bright main role in the nearest future.

They often undress boys. You can see it in the first minutes of "Miss Dragon" (ep. 1) with your own eyes. Sometimes they show girls' bare shoulders and their bodies hidden by wet translucent clothes when bathing scenes. For example, Dilreba for "Pillow Book". There is not even that here. A classic of the eastern knight's tale.

Watched episode 13. A slight hint of sadomasochistic erotica. Didn't see anyone even topless. Everything is modest. But ok, I'll raise my personal age rating for this drama to 10+. After all, sadomasochism is not normal.

You've intrigued me. 🤯
I'll definitely watch it.

CYQ fans think, YuQi isn't a US dollar to be liked everyone.

This is a fairy tale for children. An oriental fairy tale about knights with sharp swords, witchers and demons. I don't understand why its MDL age limit is 13+. In fact, it's 6+. The actors play to be understandable by very young viewers. It's very strange to expect something complicated here.

I object: a non-leading role is not a reason to lower the rating of a drama which an actor someone likes worked. My fav is a guest, but this role is just an a pretty little gift for me.

Really? Why do they need it? Even if it's a guest role, it's still a role. This is a new image and a new character. I think you're joking.

Hou Minghao and Chen Yuqi became a good team. Yuqi is an excellent and experienced actress who works with her partners without stealing the show. Minghao is one of the young actors whose popularity is exploding. Their task was to attract the attention of the audience with a bright, beautiful, but short dramatic story. Their story gave the rest of the characters time to enter the plot smoothly. They did just fine.
Besides, they have known each other for a long time, but have never worked together. On the one hand, they did not have a period of getting to know each other, on the other hand, the public had no prejudices about their partnership.

Yes. Chen YuQi is an A list actress. And worked as main role actress with very famous directors, like Donny Yen and Mao Wei Ning. She just wants to play evil and villains characters, not only kind ones. But the main character for Chinese drama can't be villain. That's why she plays as a guest. ))

Two A list actresses. YuQi is A list too.